Windows 10: Random BSODs while gaming/browsing

I have two disks, each on a single partition.
SSD - C: - 32% free
HD - D: - 7% free
Should I disconnect D: temporarily?

I have filled it as much as possible. I am not sure about the case, I will see if I can find the PC's invoice and if I do I will update here.

It seems like an I/O device is causing the crash, my keyboard and mouse are pretty old in comparison to the other hardware. I use a wireless keyboard which continuously sends a specific key about 10-15 times that is typed to indicate that it is low on battery. For example if I was typing this and the battery was low it could send any letter 10-15 times to indicate low battery and then stop working for about 5 seconds. This is how it has alerted me the last few years.

 

Found the case info and updated it in the system specs.

 

Could you borrow a mouse/keyboard from someone to see if that may help?

 

I have a new set lying around. The keyboard is the oldest so I will replace that first and see how it goes. If it crashes, I will replace the mouse too. After about a week of testing I will report back.

Thanks for your assistance.

 

I thought the issue was gone because the PC didnt seem to crash.

Today after a couple of hours the PC froze again. What I mean is that the screen froze, but the cursor was movable.
Nothing (including CTRL+ALT+DEL) worked so I had to shut it down by holding the power button, luckily didnt have to do a SSD power cycle, it just booted up. Went to the event viewer and nada! Nothing was listed there.

What do I do next?

 

Run chkdsk with admin request in cmd

 

Upload a new zip created by the DM Log Collector, I hope some useful data is present.

 

I have attached the latest report from the DM log collector.

 

What the event logs say: 45min after waking from sleep the system reinitialized everything after an improper restart.


What keyboard are you currently using? There are some Windows Error Reports about the keyboard.

 

That is right, when I am not at the PC I put it to sleep. I put it to sleep about 2-3 times today before it crashed.

I am using the replacement keyboard as suggested. The model is A4Tech KB-720. I started using this one 3-4 days back.

 

I don't have much time for research currently so I'm going to ask if the keyboard is using a by Windows installed drivers or did you install the drivers?

 

The keyboards (old and new) worked out of the box so I am using Windows drivers.

At the expense of looking stupid I want to mention that even though I had disconnected the previous keyboard's receiver (the wireless one), I just noticed that someone had reconnected the receiver to my front USB panel.
I was not using that keyboard though, however I cant be sure that the freeze was not related to this. I have removed the receiver and asked the person not to reconnect it. I will continue testing with the new keyboard again and report back in case something happens.

Sorry for the trouble!

 

No problem, better safe and mention something relevant than hiding something because it is 'stupid' *Smile

 

Yes, I agree.

The PC just froze again :/
No BSOD, just froze while in game. Tried alt+tab, showed the other apps but never switched to them. Tried ctrl+alt+del, didnt work. After a couple more tries with alt+tab, the screen went black but the cursor was visible and movable. Had to hold the power button and then start again.

What should I try next?

 

That sounds like a TDR issue


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